How to Set Camera Snaps Storage Destination in SD Card in Android 4.4.4 KitKat

Picture and snaps, taken with phone camera, consume a major part of storage, leaving aside a small memory for the apps performance. This is the major cause of the slow performance of the phone devices. But, introduction of the phone camera in modern era mobile devices has created unending lust in the Android phone camera users for more and more photo graphs. Understanding the issue, Android has introduced an option in the Android 4.4.4 KitKat OS to select the storage place in the phone devices.

If you want to save a lot of storage space in internal storage of your phone to enjoy its smooth operations, it is better to store your photographs in SD card.

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To do so, follow the instructions.

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2: Tap ‘Settings’ button, given at the bottom right corner of the Camera screen. It will open up a semi-circle floating menu.3: Tap the ‘Settings’ in the semi – circle floating menu and it will move the semi-circle floating menu a little higher.

4: Do not lift your finger from the semi-circle menu and move it to the ‘More Options’. It will open up a popup menu.

5: See the default destination is USB, internal storage. Tap it to change and a prompt will open up.

6: See the current destination folder for storage is ‘USB Storage’. 7: Tap the ‘SD Card’ to change to the Destination of storage for the Camera. Now, all the photographs will be stored in the SD Card of your Android 4.4.4 KitKat device. If you want to increase the capacity for the storage, insert a SC card with a bigger capacity. That’s all!